Netflix's Barbie: A Touch Of Magic Modeling Work
Hello there friends!
This is a little showcase of my modelling work on the first two seasons of the Netflix Animated show Barbie: A Touch Of Magic, during my time working with Mainframe Studios. As with any large production like this, models will pass from artist to artist, so while I did 90% or more of the work on all these models, there's no way to know if I was the last person to work on them, or if any changes came up after the fact. But without further ado, please enjoy the collection, and check out the show if you get a moment!
Modeled the Paddle Boat
Alternate Angle of the Paddle Boat
Museum Foyer Set Dressing - Decorated the set, as well as modelled the decorative arches and other wall elements
Another section of the museum, this is the aquatic area, and I dressed this scene, including the layouts in all of the display cases, and the additional wall decal artwork
Lower angle shot of the last shot to show off the fun jellyfish hiding in the rafters. There was a boat up there too, but I don't know if it was ever seen!
Alternate angle of the last shot showing the other end of the hallway
Same museum, different section this is the jungle section, as per the other wings of the museum, I dressed and did the detail work on the walls
I modeled the space helmet, and yes, it's big enough to fit on a character's head, and the visor can open without clipping; though that never ends up happening... I just had to make sure it could
What a lovely bouquet of flowers. I wonder what skilled artist made them.... (it was me)
I made the little box that Chelsea is holding, I wonder what it could be?
It's a Jack In The Box! The jump doesn't work the same in photos, but you get the idea. (Act Surprised!)
I made the sundae used in this shot, it was a lot of fun and a little weird to figure out how to properly model whipped cream like that though
I also made the smashed version, along with the ice cream mess you see on the table!
Surprise Cameo from my Jack In The Box again!
I worked on the frames in this shot, in particular, the gold frame on the right which required extensive detail work to look "super fancy" only to be hidden behind a post, oh well, I worked on the other ones as well though!
Lovely donkey mask made by yours truly!
That lovely manicured plant was also my own creation
This room is fun because I modelled almost everything here. The cabinets on the left, the shelving units in the background, as well as the two covered statues in the back as well
Another shot from the same room shows two grey tubs in the background, these were also done by me
Alternate shot from the last angle showing off the models a little closer.
I did the bag of Jelly Beans behind our character here
A closer shot showing off the bag a little more
A blink and you'll miss it shot of the Frankenstein-esque wall switch you see here!
The Titan wand our friend uses here, unfortunately, backfires, both the full complete and broken versions were done by me!
The pirate hat held here by our mermaid friend was also done by me (All these models were, I don't know why I keep repeating that)
A lovely snack including a jar of fish fillets! Betcha, can't guess who made that one!
A close-up shot of the fish fillet looks tasty though, doesn't it?
The mermaid on the left required her outfit to be retooled, I made her head band as well as her top
The sign that the characters are stopped by was my creation, as was the set dressing adding in the garbage!
The blue jug! This was a fun one as my task was to make the jug, and then make a broken version of it that looked appropriately shattered
This was replaced with a texture... I get it, but they opted to do that only after I finished the original model!
Credits!